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 In order to travel in comfort, only keep at hand those objects you require for your wellbeing during the flight.

Transportation rules
New standards for the transportation of liquids
Items prohibited in the cabin




Transportation rules

  • Cabin baggage or hand baggage refers to any other type of baggage that is not checked into the hold.

    Note: the following rule is the Air France rule. Some local airport authorities (in USA, UK…) might have stricter rules. Please check before you travel

  • You may transport:

    - In the Tempo cabin:

    1 piece of baggage (measuring a maxi of 55 cm, 35 cm, 25 cm *) including a garment bag
    + 1 accessory (examples: handbag, laptop computer, camera, etc.)
    weighing a total of 12 kg.

    - In the l'Espace cabin:

    1 piece of baggage (measuring a maxi of 55 cm, 35 cm, 25 cm maxi*)
    + 1 smaller-sized item
    + 1 accessory (examples: handbag, laptop computer, camera, etc.)
    weighing a total of 18 kg.

    * Size of baggage, wheels and handles included, must not exceed:
    55 cm in length, 35 cm in width, 25 cm in depth.
  • Keep in your cabin baggage:
    - valuable items: keys, mobile phone (switched off), passport and ID, important documents, money, valuables, jewelry, etc.,
    - fragile objects: camera, IT hardware (switched off), paintings, crockery, etc.

  • Liquids are subject to specific measures: see paragraph below.


New standards for the transportation of liquids

New security measures have been released concerning articles prohibited in the cabin and the transportation of liquids.
For more information, consult the heading “Transportation of liquids in the cabin”.
 
Transportation of liquids in the cabin


Items prohibited in the cabin

Some products present risks to health, safety, belongings or the environment.
 
See the list of dangerous goods
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